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(1 syl., g hard). To stand at gaze. To stand in
doubt what to do. A term in forestry. When a stag first hears the
hounds it stands dazed, looking all round, and in doubt what to do.
Heralds call a stag which is represented full-faced, a "stag at
"The American army in the central states remained wholly at gaze." —Lord Mahon: History.
As the poor frighted deer, that stands at gaze,
Wildly determining which way to fly.
Shakespeare: Rape of Lucrece,
Source: Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, E. Cobham Brewer, 1894
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Suggested Meetings add-in scans emails for meeting dates/times and allows you to create the meeting invitation from that email. It will send an invitation to all those involved on the email thread (sender and recipients). There is no way to "force" it to scan an email, and it does sometimes miss obvious events or highlights obvious non-events.
How does the Suggested Meetings add-in work?
The Suggested Meetings add-in is a contextual add-in that detects requested keywords or entities, such as meeting suggestions or addresses, that are in your message, and it underlines them. Please note that this add-in doesn't attempt to read or comprehend your message. Even though you might see underlined text, no information is sent to the add-in. Remember, the add-in can run only after you have given your consent to activate it, and you've selected the text underlined by the add-in.
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In order to enable API Access to TradeGecko, the following credentials must be gathered:
Privileged Access Token
- Log in to your TradeGecko account.
- Go to _URL_
- Click New Application.
- Enter the details as shown below:
- On the Application Details page, click Create Privileged Access Token.
- Retain the generated API Token. This is your Privileged Access Token.
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_TAG_. Introduction
_TAG_. What is orb-walking?
_TAG_. How to orb-walk
_TAG_. Defining orb spells
_TAG_. Who can orb-walk?
_TAG_. Orb-walk tactics
_TAG_) Why orb-walk?
_TAG_) When to orb-walk?
_TAG_. Comparing orb-walking and animation canceling/ani-cancel
_TAG_. Types of Orbs in DotA
_TAG_. Credits
_TAG_. Changelog
_TAG_. Introduction
Orb-walking, essential for harassing lane enemies and chasing them down for the kill later on. So, how do you do it, and more importantly, how do you abuse its potential as effectively as possible?
_TAG_. What is orb-walking?
It's manually casting orb spells while moving alongside the enemy hero. These spells must have zero cooldown, otherwise it is not possible to orbwalk, since you're waiting for your orb to cooldown while you're chasing. Only orb spells can be used to orb-walk.
_TAG_. How to orb-walk, then?
Manually cast your orb spell, then start moving [or issue any other command] once you see the attack projectile in the air [a trick known as animation cancel].
You should be within attack range still once your hero moves, so just repeat the process until you should back off, or until enemy hero dies.
_TAG_. What are orb spells and how do they differ from normal spells?
Orb spells [usually] have 0 cd, and they will add a visual effect to your normal attack projectile, as well as enhance your attack. Although the spells have 0 cd, they still cost mana to cast, and are still affected by Silences.
One of the major differences between normal spells and orb spells is their effects on Silencer's Curse of the Silent and Last Word, on Magic Stick/Wand as well as on Harbinger's Essence Aura.
Normal spells:
a) cause Curse of the Silent to be debuffed from the hero
b) cause the caster to be silenced by Last Word
c) add a charge to Magic Stick/Wand
d) trigger Essence Aura at its normal percentage.
On the other hand, orb spells:
a) will not debuff Curse of the Silent from hero
b) will not cause the caster to be silenced by Last Word
c) does not add charges to Magic Stick/Wand
d) triggers Essence Aura, but at a decreased percentage.
_TAG_. Who can orb-walk?
As will be mentioned below, there are only 7 heroes with skills at those shown levels who can orb-walk. For now, their icons should suffice.
_TAG_. Orb-walk tactics
_TAG_. Why orb-walk if you have autocast?
Orb-walking counts as casting a spell. This has 2 major effects on your gameplay.
1. It does not draw aggro from either creeps or towers. In other words, it does not attract enemy creeps or towers to attack you, so long as your hero is not the only thing they see.
2. Orb-walking heroes usually have a shorter casting animation compared to their attack animation. This helps in chasing, especially for Viper and Drow, who both have potent orb-based slows.
That being said, you don't have to orb-walk all game long. Once your IAS exceeds your casting animation speed, you can do without orb-walking, and proceed straight to autocasting your orbs.
_TAG_. When to orb-walk?
Orb-walk is used for harrassing to good effect, and is often the way to get first blood in orb-walker lanes [Huskar and Viper are potential candidates for this].
Reasoning for Huskar/Viper first bloods - DoT. Burning Spears and Poison Attack deal damage over time to their intended targets, so you can [sometimes] safely back off before your enemy falls. Huskar and Viper also have DPS boosting skills [Berserker's Blood/Nethertoxin] which will be very helpful in dishing out the damage.
So, when to orb-walk? During the laning phase, and when chasing, you'll find that orb-walk shines. Laning is for the harassing, and chasing is for when you don't want that enemy to get away. Cast orb -> move -> cast orb again -> move -> rinse and repeat until enemy dies, or until you should back off.
_TAG_. Orb-walking v Animation canceling/ani-cancel
It is mentioned above that orb-walking involves animation canceling. However, there are differences between normal animation cancel and orbwalking.
Orbwalking uses the spell cast animation. For all of the orb-walkers, they have a cast animation which is shorter than their normal attack animation. This gives them a slight advantage in terms of chasing, since they don't spend most of their time doing some funky animation which doesn't help you.
_TAG_. How many different types of orbs are there in DotA, and which of them can be used to orbwalk?
Item-based orbs [cannot be used to orb-walk]
Lifesteal - Mask of Death, Mask of Madness, Helm of the Dominator, Satanic
Chain Lightning - Maelstrom, Mjollinir
Greater and Lesser Maim - Sange and Yasha, Sange
Cold Attack - Eye of Skadi
Corruption - Desolator
Feedback - Diffusal Blade
Hero-specific orbs [can be used to orb-walk]
Bone Fletcher - Searing Arrows Level 3 onwards
Drow Ranger - Frost Arrows Level 1 onwards
Enchantress - Impetus Level 1 onwards
Netherdrake - Poison Attack Level 3 onwards
Obsidian Destroyer - Arcane Orb Level 4
Sacred Warrior - Burning Spears Level 1 onwards
Silencer - Glaives of Wisdom Level 4
_TAG_. Credits
dotaportal.com for the hero gifs, playdota.com for the skill icons, you for reading this guide and providing feedback.
_TAG_. Changelog
12/7/09 - submitted guide
17/7/09 - redid layout for guide
18/8/09 - after icing the guide for a while, redoing and retouching guide based on posters' suggestions, added section "orbwalking v ani-cancel" (incomp.)
Still to be added:
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Orb Walking - the Subtle Art
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Iris Pius was a witch. She was depicted in a portrait, which presumably hung at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, along with many others.[1]
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 - Pius may have died sometime prior to the 1990s, as many portraits hung at Hogwarts Castle depict deceased individuals.
The name "Iris" means "rainbow" in Greek. Iris was the name of the Greek goddess of the rainbow. This name can also be given in reference to the English word (which derives from the same Greek source) for the name of the iris flower or the coloured part of the eye.
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Use this for detecting mouse button presses. The "5" mouse button is the sixth button on the user's mouse if this additional button exists. Unity defines this as the "5" Mouse button, as the mouse Button numbering begins at 0.
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BIMplement project develops a BIM based training on topics such as ventilation and airtightness that highly affect the energy efficiency of nZEB. The trainings target the whiteand blue-collar workers of 50 real pilots leading to upskilling them and thus, improving the overall quality of the construction process. The pilots are located in the Netherlands, Poland, Lithuania, Spain and France and are classified as: pilot field labs and experimental sites.
The Pilot Field Labs are national or regional BIM-learning Centres or building sites where the trainings of 'BIM workplace trainers' and the first tests of the tools and learning methods of BIMplement take place. The experimental sites are construction or renovation building sites where the tools and learning methods experimented in the 'pilot field labs' are implemented.


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Is this the face of President Barack Obama's closest living Irish relative?
Irish researcher Gabriel Murray says it is.
Murray says that Kilkenny woman Jane de Montmorency Wright is directly related to Obama through the Kearney family from County Offaly.
Jane's great, great, great grandmother was Rose Kearney, a daughter of Bishop Kearney whose connection to Obama has already been defined.
Film maker writer Gabriel Murray discovered the links while researching a book and a documentary titled "Obama's Irish Roots."
He also discovered that the only standing ancestral home of Obama is the former Bishop's palace, now the Kilkenny Heritage Center.
"Obama's Irish Roots" included a segment on Bishop John Kearney, a direct descendant of President Obama who is buried in St. Canice's Cathedral in Kilkenny city.
Shot in Offaly, Kilkenny, Dublin, Ohio and Indiana, the film traces President Barack Obama's ancestry along his maternal heritage, a journey of 7,000 miles from Ireland to Hawaii. It covers 1,000 years of his family history.
Obama's great-great-great-grandfather, Fulmouth Kearney, left his home in Offaly in the 1890s and traveled to Ohio via Baltimore, settling in Indiana. His daughter Mary Ann Kearney married into the Dunham family. She eventually settled in Witchita, Kansas, giving birth to Obama's grandfather.


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Now that we know the offset from the top camera to the nozzle, we can use the nozzle to set our bottom camera position.
 1. Navigate to Machine Setup > Cameras > OpenPnpCaptureCamera Bottom. Select the bottom camera
 2. Click on the Position tab. Select the position tab
 3. Home your LumenPnP. Home the machine
 4. Select the Nozzle: N1 from the machine controls dropdown. Select nozzle from machine control dropdown
 5. Click the "Position tool over location" button to bring the left nozzle roughly above the bottom camera. Position the toolhead over the bottom camera
 6. Jog the toolhead until the left nozzle is directly in the center of the bottom camera's vision. Position the toolhead over the bottom camera precisely
 7. Click the "Capture Toolhead Location" button to calculate the correct position for the bottom camera. Make sure your Z height is at 31.5. If it isn't, manually enter 31.5 into the Z field. Store the camera location
 8. Click the Apply button to save the new camera position. Save the camera location
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Tristan - Meaning of Tristan, What does Tristan mean?
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Tristan - Meaning of Tristan
What does Tristan mean?
Meaning of the name Tristan
[ 2 syll. tris-tan, tr-ist-an ] The baby boy name Tristan is pronounced in English as TRIHS-TahN or in French as TRiyS-TAON †. Tristan is used chiefly in the English, French, German, Romanian, and Welsh languages, and its origin is Celtic. Drystan (Celtic) is an original form of Tristan. The name is derived from either the Celtic 'drest' (meaning din, riot, tumult), or else from the Latin 'tristis' via Old French. The form Tristram was first adopted by English speakers in the early 12th century, famous from the hero of the Celtic folklore tale of tragic romance between Tristram and Isolde. Tristram was a Cornish knight, one of the most noble of King Arthur's Round Table, while Isolde was an Irish princess; they fell in love with each other after unintentionally drinking a love potion meant for Isolde and her fiance, King Mark of Cornwall. The Old French derivation from 'tristis' is associated with the tragic nature of the legend. The legend was later retold in many notable works, including Lord Tennyson's poems Idylls of the King (1859), and Wagner's opera Tristan and Isolde (1865), further promoting the popularity of the name. The name Trista (English) is the female form of Tristan.
Tristan is a widely used name; it has 32 variants that are used in English and other languages. Variants used in English include Trestan, Trestin, Treston, Trestton, Trisan, Trisden, Trist, Tristain, Tristam, Tristán, Triste, Tristen, Tristian, Tristin, Triston, Tristram (used in Welsh too), Tristran, Tristrand, Tristyn, Trys, Tryst, Trysten, Trystian, Trystin, Trystn, Tryston, and Trystram. The contraction Tris, and the variant spelling Trystan (used in Welsh too) are other English forms. Drystan (Welsh), Tristano (Italian), and Tristão (Portuguese) are foreign variants of Tristan.
Tristan is popular as a baby name for boys. The name's popularity jumped from the 1970s up to the 1990s; before that, it was of sporadic use only. Its usage peaked modestly in 1996 with 0.273% of baby boys being given the name Tristan. It ranked at #68 then. The baby name has since experienced a loss in popularity. In 2015, its usage was 0.192% and its ranking #101, but it was nonetheless the most popular among all boy names in its group. In 2015, 9 times more boys were named Tristan than the next most popular name, Tristen. Tristan has mostly been a baby boy name, though in the past century it has also been used for girls. In 2002, the name Tristan was given to 13 times as many baby boys than girls.
Baby names that sound like Tristan include Thorstein, Thorsteinn, Thorsten, Torstein, Torsten, Trestan, Trestin, Treston, Trestton, Trisden, Tristain, Tristam, Tristen, Tristin, Triston, Tristyn, Trustin, Truston, Trystan, and Trystin.
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Can you see old Google Hangouts messages?
Click "Chats." You'll see a list of all your Hangouts histories that you saved. Step 4. Find the Hangout you want to read, and click to open it. Tips: You can also look for the old Hangouts messages by following these steps: Open Gmail on your computer > Type "in:chats" > Tap on "Search" > Check out all Hangouts.
Where can I find Hangout chat history?
On the Gmail website, click the "More" option in the left sidebar. Click "Chats" to view all the chat logs Gmail is storing in your Google account. You'll see chat logs from both the older Google Talk and the newer Google Hangouts here. You can click through your chat logs and read them.
How do I delete messages from Hangouts on my Mac?
How to delete a Google Hangouts conversation on your computer
 1. Go to hangouts.google.com on your Mac or PC.
 2. Select the desired chat from the sidebar.
 3. Click the gear icon in the top-right corner of the chat box.
 4. Select "Delete Conversation."
 5. Open the Hangouts app on your iPhone or Android.
 6. Select the desired conversation.
How long do messages stay on Hangouts when history is off?
30 days
These messages are no longer available to Company A users. Chat has a 30-day retention period that keeps messages for 30 days after they're deleted. During that period, the messages are still available in Vault.
How do I retrieve deleted messages from Hangouts?
The old Hangout messages can be seen on your computer. Go to the computer and click on Hangouts through hangouts.google.com or even in Gmail. After that, tap on Archived Hangouts. Now click on the Conversation that you want to see and all your messages will be seen.
What does history do in Hangouts?
By default, Save Hangout History is turned on, and allows you to scroll up in your Hangouts window to review all messages within a conversation. The messages will not be available to review in the Hangout window if Hangout history is turned off.
Are Google hangout chats private?
Is Google Hangouts Private? Yes, Google Hangouts are private. When you send or receive the message, it will only be visible to the parties involved in the conversation. No one can read your information other than the sender and the receivers until you initiate the group conversation by inviting them.
What is conversation history in Hangouts?
By default, Save Hangout History is turned on, and allows you to scroll up in your Hangouts window to review all messages within a conversation. You have the ability to start a group text or video chat using the new Hangouts feature in Google Mail.
How do I permanently delete messages from Hangouts?
Delete your message history
 1. On your computer, go to Hangouts at hangouts.google.com or in Gmail.
 2. Select a conversation.
 3. At the top of the conversation window, click Settings .
 4. Select Delete conversation.
 5. If you're sure you want to delete your conversation, click Delete.
What happens when you turn off history in Hangouts?
Turn Hangout history on or off When you turn your history on or off, it changes for everyone in the conversation. Messages can be found in the Hangouts on all your devices and in Gmail. Unchecked: History is turned off. Messages can only be found for a short time on your devices.
How do I delete Hangout messages history from both sides?
Unfortunately, you can't delete conversations on both ends. That is to say, even if you delete one, the other participants will still be able to access it. There is no way to delete messages from someone else's device. Also, note that Google Hangouts doesn't offer the option of deleting individual messages.
How to delete hangout messages / history conversations?
Step 1. Launch Google Hangouts app and pick one conversation to delete. Step 2. Click "Menu" option and choose "Turn history off". Step 3. Sign into your Gmail account. Step 4. Choose "More" and select "Chats". Step 5. Select the certain conversation and click "Delete Hangout history". Step 6.
How to use Google Hangouts with the Messages app on your Mac?
How to use Google Hangouts with the Messages app on your Mac. The Messages app for Mac lets you easily send iMessages and even regular text messages without ever having to pick up your iPhone. Aside from cellular messages, the Messages app can also integrate into other messaging services, including Google Hangouts.
How do I Delete my hangout history on my iPad?
Choose "Delete conversation" under Google Hangout "Options" to delete Hangout history on iPad or iPhone. Thus, the copy of your chat history and conversations will be deleted completely. And you are not able to view these messages anymore. Part 4. FAQs of Deleting Google Hangout Messages
Where do I Find my hangout history on Gmail?
On your computer, open Gmail. Make sure it's the same account you use for Hangouts. Step 2. On the left side of the page, click "More" at the bottom of your Gmail labels list. Step 3. Click "Chats." You'll see a list of all your Hangouts histories that you saved. Step 4. Find the Hangout you want to read, and click to open it.
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cwosborn at nps.edu
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How does one correctly destroy a body before the geom associated with
it? I have a base class with a dGeomID and a derived class with a
dBodyID. Since the derived classes destructor is called first,
dBodyDestroy is called before dGeomDestroy.
This results in a access violation in collision_kernel.cpp:
dxGeom *dGeomGetBodyNext (dxGeom *geom)
return geom->body_next; //right here, where geom is a bad pointer
I've tried calling dGeomSetBody(mGeomID, 0) prior to dBodyDestory,
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Phuket Pronunciation: How do you pronounce Phuket?
How to pronounce Phuket or Phucket or Puket or Pooket
Here is an unexpected funny question I get often:
How do you pronounce Phuket?
For most of us, it's obvious, so obvious I'm still surprised when someone asks. I thought 2004 tsunami put Phuket and its name on the map once for all. But not… I still hear lots of hesitation, snickering and giggling. Lately some overseas offices called and asked if my residence was in:
"Fooc..." (hesitates)... "Fuuc... " (errrr...) "Faac...kit"? (giggles).
I couldn't help but giggle back at the embarrassed tone, the poor guy wanted to say the 'F' word so bad...
No sir, you just pronounce 'Poo-ket' [pʰuːkɛt] (in Thai: ภูเก็ต), it's that simple! Just like 'Phi Phi' is pronounced 'Pee Pee' and 'Phang Nga' is 'Pang Nga' (and strangely 'Suvarnabhumi' airport is pronounced "Sue-wanna-poom"!)
Phuket or Phucket or Puket or Pooket, you name it...
So where does 'Phuket' come from? It seems to originate from the Malay 'Bukit' (Book it?) which means 'hill', but was previously named 'Thalang' by locals. Thalang is still the name of the north of the island where the original main town was long ago.
In the 17th century when tin mining made Phuket very attractive to the Occident, Europeans called it 'Jungceylon'. Yes that's the origin of the name given to the giant Jungceylon Shopping Mall in Patong, and looking around the shopping center reveals few hints about old Phuket. If you want to know more about Phuket history, you can visit the Tin Mine Museum in Kathu.
All this story is obviously a lame excuse to post these fun photos showing some of Phuket Streets and buildings in the past and how they look like today :-D
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Map of flight path and driving directions from Teresina to Araçatuba.
Shortest flight path between Teresina Airport (THE) and Araçatuba Airport (ARU).
How far is Araçatuba from Teresina?
There are several ways to calculate distances between Teresina and Araçatuba. Here are two common methods:Vincenty's formula (applied above)
- 1217.601 miles
- 1959.539 kilometers
- 1058.066 nautical miles
Vincenty's formula calculates the distance between latitude/longitude points on the earth's surface, using an ellipsoidal model of the earth.Haversine formula
- 1222.381 miles
- 1967.231 kilometers
- 1062.220 nautical miles
The haversine formula calculates the distance between latitude/longitude points assuming a spherical earth (great-circle distance – the shortest distance between two points).
Time difference and current local times
There is no time difference between Teresina and Araçatuba.
Carbon dioxide emissions
Estimated CO2 emissions per passenger is 162 kg (357 pounds).
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Teresina (THE) → Araçatuba (ARU).


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Ford Focus>> System of greasing of the engine>> Control lamp of emergency pressure of oil
The control lamp lights up at pressure in the greasing system, equal 30 — 50 kPas which cannot provide existence of a necessary oil film in rubbing places of the engine. The lamp can light up also when the car goes on a bend with a minimum level of oil: as centrifugal forces arising thus move oil in a case towards turn and the oil pump cannot take away necessary amount of oil. After fast driving on автобану or at movement on lifting the lamp idling starts to blink, it is a sign of that it is not enough pressure of oil. As soon as the lamp by the first pressing a gas pedal dies away again, it should not cause in you concern, however let's burn with it long, cool the engine better.
If the control lamp burns constantly, act as follows:
- immediately stop and muffle the engine;
- check level of oil and if necessary add it. Otherwise go carefully before the following filling and add oil there. Check after that, whether the lamp dies away at the working engine;
- if the lamp does not die away, tow off the car in the next workshop and find out the reason by means of the expert.


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A: I had a user the other day who insisted his Deleted Items folder was empty, but his mailbox was still pushing against the company's mailbox size limit policy. I've seen users accidentally move content to unexpected places without realizing it. For example, in Outlook it's possible to drag and drop a mail folder into the Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, or even Notes folders. Or the content could still be in Deleted Items, even if it doesn't appear to be so to the user.
The person who assured me his Deleted Items folder was empty was actually selecting the Deleted Items folder in the Navigation pane, highlighting the content in the main pane, then deleting the highlighted content. This method works, although it's somewhat tedious, but it misses content that might have been deleted from within subfolders. When you delete a folder, its contents are moved to Deleted Items as a subfolder. The contents of the subfolder aren't visible in Deleted Items unless the subfolder is selected in the Navigation pane. Also, when you select Deleted Items, it doesn't show the folders in the main pane; you have to click the little plus symbol (+) or arrow beside Deleted Items in the Navigation pane for those folders to appear, as Figure 1 shows.
To delete these folders, you have to either do so one at a time, manually (not a good idea), or use the more logical Empty "Deleted Items" Folder or Empty Folder option from the right-click menu on the Deleted Items folder. You can also use the Empty Folder button on the Folder tab of the Ribbon in Outlook 2010 or go to Tools, Empty "Deleted Items" Folder in Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2003.
In addition, Outlook makes it easy to view the size of folders within the hierarchy so that you can identify where the greatest mailbox volume resides. You can right-click the account in the Navigation pane and select Data File Properties (or Properties) from the bottom of the context menu. On the General tab of the Properties dialogue box, click the button for Folder Size to open a window listing individual mailbox folder sizes in KB. Figure 2 shows an example with a small amount residing in Deleted Items. Unfortunately, this window isn't resizable, so if you have many folders, you'll have to scroll through them to see the full list.
Figure 2: Viewing actual folder sizes in Microsoft Outlook
Although the user I was working with claimed the Deleted Items folder was emptied, I was able to use this method to find a large amount of content still in that folder. Exchange administrators can also access this information without using the Outlook client, of course, by using Exchange Management Shell (EMS) and the Get-MailboxFolderStatistics cmdlet.


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Maroon & Maroons
Maroon and Maroons became the University of Chicago's official color and nickname, respectively, at a meeting of students and faculty on May 5, 1894.
Before the University held its first classes on October 1, 1892, the Board of Trustees had selected goldenrod (yellow) as the school's official color. By 1894, however, Chicago's legendary football coach Amos Alonzo Stagg believed that a change was necessary.
"The yellow ran, soiled easily, and had a regrettable symbolism which our opponents might not be above commenting upon," said Stagg in his autobiography, Touchdown!
Because maroon was not already in use by any major school in the Midwest, Stagg and his associate J.E. Raycroft brought a selection of maroon shades to the 1894 meeting of students and faculty. From those ribbons, a choice was made, and the baseball team appeared in that color during its final games of the 1894 season.
On July 21, 1894, the first mention of a U. of C. athletic team as Maroons appeared in the Chicago Tribune in an article about the baseball team.
While Maroons is the official nickname of the University of Chicago's sports teams, the Phoenix – which is featured as part of the University's shield – serves as the school's mascot. The U. of C. Board of Trustees adopted the shield in 1910.

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From The Foundry MODO SDK wiki
Forms are displayed in Form View viewports. These viewports exist in layouts, and are common in modo.
Forms can be edited in two ways:
- Through the Form Editor, a tree-based interface for defining and grouping forms and their associated commands.
- Through hand-editing of Config files, for more advanced users.
- Form Categories and Groups provide a straight-forward mechanism to add a form to the beginning or end of another form without modifying the parent, and a way to organize forms within the Form Editor.
- Form Developer Commands to simply exporting specific forms into your own config files and to aid in message table generation.
- Form Filtering


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Load accordion items dynamically in JavaScript Accordion control
04 Aug 2021 / 2 minutes to read
Accordion items can be added dynamically by passing the item and index value with the addItem method.
In the following demo, new items are added dynamically when you expand an Accordion header using expanded event.
 - Data is fetched from the data source and it is formatted as a JSON object with header and content fields.
 - Here last index is calculated to append the new Accordion item at the end and the number of items are limited to 10, since the data bound have only 10 items.
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import { Accordion, ExpandEventArgs, AccordionClickArgs, AccordionItemModel } from '_USER_/ej2-navigations';
import { accordion } from './datasource.ts';
let dbFlag: number = 0;
let dynamciAcrdnCount: number = 2;
let acrdnObj: Accordion = new Accordion({
 expanded: expanded,
 items : [
 { header: 'ASP.NET Core ', content:'ASP.NET Core is a free and open-source web framework, and the next generation of ASP.NET, developed by Microsoft and the community. It is a modular framework that runs on both the full.NET Framework, on Windows, and the cross-platform.NET Core.' },
 { header: 'ASP.NET MVC', content : 'The Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern separates an application into three main components: the model, the view, and the controller.' },
function expanded( e: ExpandEventArgs) {
 //Find the expanded state item in accordion
 let Elementindex = document.getElementsByClassName("e-expand-state e-selected e-active")[0];
 //Check the expand state item and currently selected item index. If it is expanded state add dyanmic items or else does nothing
 if([] == [] {
 let array: AccordionItemModel[] = accordion as AccordionItemModel[];
 for(let i: number = 0 ; i < dynamciAcrdnCount; i++)
 if (dbFlag === array.length) { //checking whether all the items in data source added
 return; }
 // Item object and the index argument passed into the additem method to add a new accordion
 acrdnObj.addItem( array[dbFlag], acrdnObj.items.length );
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export let accordion: Object[] = [
 header: 'ASP.NET Razor ',
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 header: 'Hypertext Markup Language ',
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Famous People Who Died in 884
The Most Historically Significant Person Who Died in 884 Was Ahmad ibn Tulun.
Recognized by over 1,000,000 people
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Death date
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Ahmad ibn Tulun is the most famous person who died in 884. They were born on a Thursday. They died on a Wednesday. Their Zodiac sign is ♍ Virgo. Their Chinese Zodiac sign is 兔 Rabbit. They are considered the most important person in history who died in 884.
Their birthplace was Baghdad
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What is a paragon referred to in painting
A paragon is defined as the ideal or perfect example of something. A paragon is something against which everything else is judged or matched to, seen as the ideal form of something. In the case of art, a paragon is typically a model or one who sits for a painting—they are the ideal character or representation for what the artist is attempting to paint.
The term originates from "paragone," an Italian word for a stone to test the purity of gold. It is intended to mean that a paragon is the item or individual against which other things are compared and tested—the perfect example. Additionally, the term "paragone" was used to define a debate between the skill and uniqueness of painting and sculpture in the Renaissance in an attempt to compare the two and determine which was the superior art form.


I am new to Solidity, and have a question, that may sound silly, but I can't really figure it out. So, I have this simple function:
function uintTest(uint256 n) returns (uint256) {
 return n;
I thought, the max value for uint256 is 2**256, however, the function does not work for input numbers that have more than 16 digits, and in Remix, throws an "assertion failed" error. I can't understand why.
The max value is 2^256-1. The assertion you're hitting is in Remix. The full error message is:
Error encoding arguments: Error: Assertion failed
The issue is that Remix uses JSON to parse the argument list, and JavaScript only supports numbers up to 2^53-1. The reason you're seeing the issue where you do in terms of number of 9s is because
999999999999999 < 2**53-1 < 9999999999999999
To fix the issue, just put double quotes around the number you're passing in. It's safe to just always wrap your numbers in quotes to avoid such precision issues.
The reason 2^256 is not the correct number is that one of the possible values needs to be reserved for the zero value.
Imagine a 2 bit number - the max value is not 2^2 (= four) but rather 2^2-1 (= three). Brute forcing it:
00 = zero 01 = one 10 = two 11 = three
There are no more possible combinations of 2 bits - so there's no way to express the number four.
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The online master's in Global Youth Ministry offered by Huntington University goes beyond other youth ministry degree programs to include a global perspective. Our degree provides students with the skills and experience they need to effectively lead youth both within the United States and internationally. Our graduates are versatile leaders who are able to foster authentic relationships with multi-cultural youth populations that lead them toward spiritual maturity.
The degree program focuses on youth ministry principles, adolescent culture and development, intergenerational ministry, and understanding contextual issues. Students also will learn the importance of personal spiritual health and their role in counseling others. Adolescence is a pivotal point in life. People are looking to find themselves and their place in the greater world. This degree program will help you to successfully facilitate personal growth among youth populations and built strong faith relationships.
Huntington offers the Global Youth Ministry Masters degree online so that those who have been called to youth ministry are able to gain experience and knowledge from anywhere in the world. This two-year degree program provides online courses that are offered every other year in a seven-week format.
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GROUND SCREW FOUNDATION FOR LIGHTHOUSES
The lighthouse remained the main reference point for seamen for many centuries and despite the development of technology, the lighthouse still plays an important role in navigation. Screw piles for lighthouses began its usage in England since the mid-19th century. Some lighthouses on screw piles built at that time still operate today. This proves their durability and strength.
Ground screws are often used in the construction of lighthouses. Lighthouses are usually built in water or on water-saturated soils, which are very unstable and generally it is not friendly for buildings.
In this case the ground screws for lighthouses are the best and reasonable solution. It is excellent for difficult types of soil and have good strength and stability: the blades of the ground screws are firmly fixed in the soil and evenly distribute the load. The lighthouse on the screw piles withstand strong wind and other severe weather conditions.
Ground screws for lighthouses are covered with zinc, which makes it non sensitive to corrosion and salt water. The service life of ground screws is more than 100 years under condition of proper installation and compliance with the production technology.
PILLAR designs foundations for lighthouses, prepares the foundation drawings and calculates the foundation for the lighthouses. Drawing design of a foundation is also included in our services.
Our company offers design and installation services of ground screw foundations for lighthouses in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Odesa, Mykolaiv, Lviv, Zaporizhzhia and other cities of Ukraine.


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Lightcatchers are a type of flower commonly found in Nibel and Niwen. They hang from logs, boulders etc. They can be bashed.
The name of the flowers is first mentioned by Tuley in Ori and the Will of the Wisps. He compared them to Blue Moon flowers, which instead draw energy from moonlight.


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How Far is it Between Cape Town, South Africa and Heathrow, Airport London
This map shows the distance from Cape Town, South Africa to Heathrow, Airport London. You can also see the distance in miles and km below the map.
Map Showing the Distance Between Cape Town, South Africa and Heathrow, Airport London
How to Use
Input the name of the two places in the text boxes and click the Show button.
The recommended format to use is [City, Country] i.e. [City(comma)(space)Country].
Once a result is returned, you can copy a link to use as a permanent referance back to the result or to send on to others.
Note : For ZIP Codes, use Distance Between ZIP Codes, For UK Postcodes, use the UK Postcode distance tool. Also, to find the distance between points that are not named, you can use the Measure Distance tool.
About How Far is it Between
This tool can be used to find the distance between two places.
There are two distances output:
- As the Crow Flies - The direct distance between points
- Distance by land transport (When possible) - Distance estimate when you travel by road and sea.
The distances can be output in the following units:
- km (kilometers)
The output is via a measurement of the distance and also a map that shows that two locations and the path between them as the crow flies and the route by land transport.
You can use the controls on the map to:
- Pan the map
- Zoom the Map
- Switch between Map and Satellite views
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Spring in the Netherlands is synonymous with the blooming of tulips, hyacinths, and daffodils.
The Keukenhof Gardens, located in Lisse, is the world's largest flower garden, and a must-visit destination for nature lovers. The park is only open for two months each year, and Keukenhof garden tickets are highly sought-after. For an unforgettable experience, why not take a helicopter tour of the gardens? In this article, we'll explore everything you need to know about visiting Keukenhof Gardens and taking a helicopter tour.
The Keukenhof Gardens were originally established in 1949 by the then-mayor of Lisse, who wanted to create a space where flower growers from all over the Netherlands could showcase their products. Today, the park is still owned by the same flower growers, and it has become a world-renowned destination for nature enthusiasts.
The Keukenhof Gardens cover an area of 32 hectares and feature over 7 million flower bulbs, including tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. The park is divided into different sections, each with its own unique theme. Visitors can stroll through the English landscape garden, the Japanese country garden, or the historical garden, among others.
Some of the highlights of the Keukenhof Gardens include the flower shows, which take place throughout the season. These shows feature different varieties of flowers and are a great way to learn more about the history and cultivation of tulips. Another must-see is the Willem-Alexander Pavilion, which showcases a variety of orchids and other tropical plants.
Keukenhof Garden Tickets
Types of Tickets
There are several types of Keukenhof garden tickets available, depending on your needs. The most popular option is the regular entrance ticket, which gives you access to the park and all of its attractions. There are also combination tickets available, which include access to other attractions in the area, such as the Amsterdam Canal Cruise or the Rijksmuseum.
How to Purchase
Keukenhof garden tickets can be purchased online or at the entrance to the park. It's recommended to purchase your tickets in advance, as the park can get very crowded during peak season. When purchasing online, you can choose to receive your tickets via email or mobile phone, which allows for contactless entry to the park.
Helicopter Tours of Keukenhof Gardens
For an unforgettable experience, why not take a helicopter tour of the Keukenhof Gardens? Helicopter tours are available from several different companies, and they provide a unique perspective on the park's layout and the surrounding tulip fields. The tours typically last around 20 minutes and include commentary from the pilot.
What to Expect
During a helicopter tour of the Keukenhof Gardens, you'll see the park's many different sections from above, including the stunning flower displays and the surrounding tulip fields. You'll also get a sense of the park's scale and layout, which can be difficult to appreciate from the ground. The helicopter tours typically operate during the park's opening hours, so you can combine a tour with a visit to the park itself.
The cost of a helicopter tour of the Keukenhof Gardens varies depending on the company you choose and the length of the tour. Prices typically range from €100 to €200 per person. While it may seem expensive, the experience is truly one-of-a-kind and well worth the investment for many visitors.
Tips for Visiting Keukenhof Gardens
Best Time to Visit
The Keukenhof Gardens are open from late March to mid-May each year, with peak bloom typically occurring in mid-April. If you want to see the flowers at their most vibrant, plan your visit for this time period. However, keep in mind that the park can get very crowded during peak season, so be prepared for long lines and large crowds.
What to Wear
The weather in the Netherlands can be unpredictable, even in the springtime. Be sure to dress in layers and wear comfortable shoes for walking around the park. It's also a good idea to bring sunscreen and a hat, as there may be limited shade in some areas.
Getting to Keukenhof
The Keukenhof Gardens are located in Lisse, about an hour's drive from Amsterdam. There are also several public transportation options available, including buses and trains. If you're driving, be sure to arrive early in the day to secure a parking spot, as the lots can fill up quickly.
Visiting the Keukenhof Gardens is a truly magical experience, and taking a helicopter tour of the park is the perfect way to see it from a different perspective. With a little bit of planning and preparation, you can make the most of your visit and take in the beauty of spring in the Netherlands.
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This page explains how to use audit logging in your Kubernetes Engine clusters.
All Kubernetes-powered clusters have Kubernetes Audit Logging, which keeps a chronological record of all calls that have been made to the Kubernetes API server in that cluster. These logs are useful for investigating suspicious API requests, for collecting statistics, or for creating monitoring alerts for unwanted API calls.
Kubernetes Engine clusters integrate Kubernetes Audit Logging with Cloud Audit Logging on Google Cloud Platform, which lets you access the audit log information through Stackdriver Logging. The most important audit logs are exported automatically at no charge. If you need to audit all requests to your cluster's Kubernetes API server, you must enable Data Access logs for Kubernetes Engine in Cloud Audit Logging.
Before you begin
- Ensure you have an active cluster.
- Read about Kubernetes Audit Logging.
Accessing Audit Logs
You can locate and view your cluster's audit logs by using Google Cloud Platform Console
or by using the
gcloud command-line tool.
To view audit logs for your cluster, perform the following steps:
In the GCP Console, navigate to Logging.
Select the Logs view.
- From the drop-down menu, select Kubernetes Cluster and your cluster name.
You can view audit log records about specific resources by using the
logging read command in the
For example, to view audit log records about Deployment resources created on your cluster, use the following command:
gcloud logging read'resource.type="k8s_cluster" AND protoPayload.methodName:"deployments.create"'
Stackdriver log entries are associated with monitored resource and service
types. For Kubernetes Engine audit
logs, the resource type is
Kubernetes Cluster, defined by a
Audit logs are structured objects consisting of an
operation subobject and a
operation specifies a request that the audit log event
belongs to, and the
protoPayload contains the audit log entry itself,
response objects (if applicable).
Once you've accessed your audit logs, you can use Stackdriver's filtering syntax to find the relevant logs you want. Some useful filters include:
To display all requests with failed authorization:
To display all write requests to a Secret resource:
resource.type="k8s_cluster" protoPayload.methodName:"io.k8s.core.v1.secrets" NOT protoPayload.methodName:"get" NOT protoPayload.methodName:"list" NOT protoPayload.methodName:"watch"
To display all requests to a Pod resource from a particular user:
resource.type="k8s_cluster" protoPayload.methodName:"io.k8s.core.v1.pods" protoPayload.authenticationInfo.principalEmail="_EMAIL_"
Other Stackdriver Features
You can use any of Stackdriver's logging features to perform common and useful tasks with your Kubernetes Engine cluster's audit logs. These might include:
- Setting up a log metric for a given filter
- Creating a Stackdriver alert policy based on a log metric
- Export your cluster's audit logs to a service such as Cloud Storage, BigQuery, or Cloud Pub/Sub.
The Kubernetes audit policy determines what audit log data is exported from the Kubernetes API server.
For read requests such as
watch, only the request object is
saved in the audit logs; the response object is not. For requests involving
sensitive data such as
ConfigMap, only the metadata is exported.
For all other requests, both request and response objects are saved in audit
Kubernetes omits certain high-volume calls made by system services. For complete information on which calls the Kubernetes audit policy includes or omits from the logs, see the latest audit policy configuration in the open-source Kubernetes repository.


text: The objective of this work is the study of prehistoric agriculture during the Neolithic and the Bronze Age in a small region of Andalucía. Ethnographic models to archaeobotanical samples were applied. This was possible because small pockets of land where glume-wheat cultivation continues to date can be studied. Therefore a detailed analysis of glume-wheat husbandry and processing sequences was carried out. The result is an extension of the range of current ethnographic models used in archaeobotany for interpreting remains of crops and their weeds in terms of ancient husbandry practices.


text: The present study systematically investigated the effects of warehouse and greenhouse aquaponic growing conditions on consumer acceptability of different basil cultivars. A total of 105 consumers rated their liking of three basil cultivars (Nufar, Genovese, and Eleonora), each grown in three conditions (aquaponically in a greenhouse, aquaponically in a warehouse, both with Cyprinus carpio, Koi fish, and grown in soilless medium). We used linear random effect models to investigate consumer preferences for attributes of basil plants grown in different environments by controlling for individual-specific random effects. Participants generally liked the soilless medium–grown and greenhouse aquaponically grown basil plants more than the warehouse aquaponically grown plants. The soilless medium–grown basil had the highest appearance liking and flavor intensity, followed by the greenhouse aquaponic grown and then by the warehouse aquaponic grown. Aquaponically grown cultivars were rated less bitter than soilless medium–grown cultivars.


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Reloads of QlikView Documents are failing with the following error:Invalid custom connector QvSAPConnector.dll
Used QVConnect: D:\PROGRA~1\QlikView\QvConnect64.EXE
CUSTOMCONNECT TO "Provider=QvSAPConnector;ASHOST=test.host.com;SYSNR=32;CLIENT=700;Log=1;KeepCasing=1;NullDate=1;XUserId=ENCRYPTEDUSERID;XPassword=ENCRYPTEDPASSWORD;"Note: The error above can be seen in also when using other Qlik Connectors (e.g. GeoAnalytics), and the solution follows the same reasoning discussed below. The.dll part of the error and customconnect string would reflect the specific connector related to the error.
The SAP Connector DLLs do not show in the Edit Script window in QlikView although they are definitely installed.Environment:
- Qlik Connectors all versions
QVconnect64.exe performs a search for the Qlik SAP DLL files when you launch QlikView. If for some reason it cannot locate or load the DLLs, they do not appear in QlikView.
By running Process monitor and filtering only processes with the name QV.exe and QVconnect64.exe you can see where the process is looking for the DLLs and whether it successfully finds them:Process Monitor Filter settings
In this example you can see a SAP DLL has been located in the QvBexConnector folder:
In this example you can see that the DLL has not been located and will therefore not appear in QlikView:


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The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is asking residents to keep an eye out for special bobcat tracking collars outside.
Authorities said the request is part of a bobcat research project that aims to investigate bobcat habitat use across the state.
Fifty bobcats were trapped and fitted with the collars from November 2018 through March 2019. The collars have a GPS monitoring system so officials can track their movements, DEEP officials said.
The collars do not hurt the animals and DEEP said they are pre-programmed to fall off after being worn for 300 days. The last of the 2018-2019 monitoring collars are expected to fall off within the next month or so.
Once the collar falls off of the bobcat, they continue to transmit a signal before Wildlife Division staff recovers them.
If you find one in your yard or while walking in the woods, you're urged to contact the Wildlife Division at _PHONE_ or _EMAIL_.
Biologists said they plan to use the collar data to compare the bobcat populations in the state's rural and suburban areas.
According to officials, DEEP wants to look at how successful bobcats are at reproduction and survival in different environments.
Residents are urged to report any bobcat sightings, especially if they have been marked with yellow ear tags. You can make a report on DEEP's website, on the Connecticut Fish and Wildlife Facebook page, or by emailing _EMAIL_.


Determining if objects are permanently unavailable
You can determine if objects are permanently unavailable by making a request using the TSM administrative console.
Before you begin
About this task
This example is provided for your information only; this procedure cannot help you identify all failure conditions that may result in unavailable objects or tape volumes. For information about TSM administration, see TSM Server documentation.
 1. Log in to an Admin Node:
 1. Enter the following command: ssh admin@Admin_Node_IP
 2. Enter the password listed in the Passwords.txt file.
 2. Identify the object or objects that could not be retrieved by the Archive Node:
 1. Go to the directory containing the audit log files: cd /var/local/audit/export
 The active audit log file is named audit.log. Once a day, the active audit.log file is saved, and a new audit.log file is started. The name of the saved file indicates when it was saved, in the format yyyy-mm-dd.txt. After a day, the saved file is compressed and renamed, in the format yyyy-mm-dd.txt.gz, which preserves the original date.
 2. Search the relevant audit log file for messages indicating that a retrieval failure occurred. For example, enter: grep ARCE audit.log | less -n
 When a retrieval fails, the ARCE audit message (Archive Object Retrieve End) displays ARUN (archive middleware unavailable) or GERR (general error) in the result field. The following example line from the audit log shows that the ARCE message terminated with the result ARUN for CBID 498D8A1F681F05B3.
 See the instructions for understanding audit messages.
 3. Record the CBID of each object with a request failure.
 You might also want to record the following additional information used by the TSM to identify objects saved by the Archive Node:
 - File Space Name: Select Support > Grid Topology. Then, select Archive Node > ARC > Target > Overview.
 The file space name is the Archive Node's node ID.
 - High Level Name: Equivalent to the volume ID assigned to the object by the Archive Node. The volume ID takes the form of a date (20091127), and is recorded as the VLID of the object in archive audit messages.
 - Low Level Name: Equivalent to the CBID assigned to an object by the StorageGRID system.
 4. Log out of the command shell: exit
 3. Check the TSM server to see if the objects identified in step 2 are permanently unavailable:
 1. Log in to the administrative console of the TSM server: dsmadmc
 Use the administrative user name and password that are configured for the ARC service. Enter the user name and password in the Grid Manager. (Select Support > Grid Topology. Then, select Archive Node > ARC > Target > Configuration.)
 2. Determine if the object is permanently unavailable.
 For example, you might search the TSM activity log for a data integrity error for that object. The following example shows a search of the activity log for the past day for an object with CBID 498D8A1F681F05B3.
 > query actlog begindate=-1 search=276C14E94082CC69
 12/21/2008 05:39:15 ANR0548W Retrieve or restore
 failed for session _PHONE_ for node DEV-ARC-20 (Bycast ARC)
 processing file space /_PHONE_ 4 for file /20081002/
 498D8A1F681F05B3 stored as Archive - data
 integrity error detected. (SESSION: _PHONE_)
 Note that depending on the nature of the error, the CBID might not be recorded in the TSM activity log. You might need to search the log for other TSM errors around the time of the request failure.
 3. If an entire tape is permanently unavailable, identify the CBIDs for all objects stored on that volume: query content TSM_Volume_Name
 where TSM_Volume_Name is the TSM name for the unavailable tape. The following is an example of the output for this command:
 > query content TSM-Volume-Name
 Node Name Type Filespace FSID Client's Name for File Name
 DEV-ARC-20 Arch /_PHONE_ 216 /20081201/ C1D172940E6C7E12
 DEV-ARC-20 Arch /_PHONE_ 216 /20081201/ F1D7FBC2B4B0779E
 The Client's Name for File Name" is the Archive Node volume ID (TSM "high level name") followed by the object's CBID (TSM "low level name). That is: /Archive Node volume ID /CBID or, in the first line of this example: /20081201/ C1D172940E6C7E12
 Recall also that the Filespace is the node ID of the Archive Node.
 You will need the CBID of each object stored on the volume and the node ID of the Archive Node to cancel the retrieval request in the next step.
 4. For each object that is permanently unavailable, cancel the retrieval request and inform the StorageGRID system that the object copy was lost:
 Attention: Use the ADE Console with caution. If the console is used improperly, it is possible to interrupt system operations and corrupt data. Enter commands carefully, and only use the commands documented in this procedure.
 1. If you are not already logged in to the Archive Node, log in as follows:
 1. Enter the following command: ssh admin@grid_node_IP
 2. Enter the password listed in the Passwords.txt file.
 4. Enter the password listed in the Passwords.txt file.
 2. Access the ADE console of the ARC service: telnet localhost 1409
 3. Cancel the request for the object: /proc/BRTR/cancel -c CBID
 where CBID is the identifier of the object that cannot be retrieved from the TSM.
 If the only copies of the object are on tape, the "bulk retrieval" request is canceled with a message "1 requests canceled". If copies of the object exist elsewhere in the system, the object retrieval is processed by a different module so the response to the message is "0 requests canceled".
 4. Notify the StorageGRID system that an object copy has been lost and an additional copy must be made of the indicated object: /proc/CMSI/Object_Lost CBID node_ID
 where CBID is the identifier of the object that cannot be retrieved from the TSM server.
 For Archive Nodes, you cannot use a range of CBIDs.
 node_ID is the node ID of the Archive Node where the retrieval failed.
 In most cases, the StorageGRID system immediately begins to make additional copies of object data to ensure that the system's ILM policy is followed. In a StorageGRID system configured to use an ILM rule with only one active content placement instruction, copies of an object are not made. If an object is lost, it cannot be recovered. In this case, running the Object_Lost command purges the lost object's metadata from the StorageGRID system.
 When the Object_Lost command completes successfully, it returns the message CLOC_LOST_ANS returned result 'SUCS'.
 5. Exit the ADE Console: exit
 6. Log out of the Archive Node: exit
 5. Reset the value of Request Failures in the StorageGRID system:
 1. Go to Archive Node > ARC > Retrieve > Configuration, and select Reset Request Failure Count.
 2. Click Apply Changes.


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Blue Hills Nuclear Power Plant
The Blue Hills Nuclear Power Plant was a proposed commercial nuclear power plant 20 miles northeast of Jasper, Texas.Coordinates: 31°9′N 93°42′W / 31.150°N 93.700°W It was proposed in the 1970s by the Gulf States Utilities Company. One 918 MWe pressurized water reactor was ordered in 1973, and an additional 918 MWe reactor was ordered in 1974 from Combustion Engineering. The two unit power plant proposal was canceled in 1978.
- List of books about nuclear issues
- Nuclear power debate
- Nuclear power in the United States
- List of canceled nuclear plants in the United States
- D. F. Cope; H. F. Bauman (November 1977). Expansion Potential for Existing Nuclear Power Station Sites (PDF) (Report). National Technical Information Service. pp. 16–21. ORNL/TM-5927. Retrieved December 2014 – via Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Check date values in:
- Fred A Heddleson (June 1976). Design Data and Safety Features of Commercial Nuclear Power Plants (PDF) (Report). National Safety Information Center. p. 67. ORNL/NSIC-96. Retrieved December 2014 – via Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Check date values in:
- Nuclear Power Generation and Fuel Cycle Report 1997 Archived October 9, 2009, at the Wayback Machine. pp. 61-62.


Q connection with the validator. The event types specify which events are subscribed to. An optional filter attribute can be passed for each event when establishing the subscription. The Sawtooth Go SDK uses protobuf definitions for serializing messages exchanged between the client and the validator. The following four steps show the sample code snippets.
 1. Establish a ZMQ connection: To establish a ZMQ connection from a client as a DEALER. Detailed description can be found in ROUTER-DEALER mechanism in ZMQ. The Sawtooth SDK provides an API for establishing client connection with validator.
import (
"github.com/hyperledger/sawtooth-sdk-go/messaging"
"_URL_"
)
zmq_context, err := zmq4.NewContext()
// Error creating a ZMQ context
if err != nil {
 return err
}
// Remember to replace <VALIDATOR-IP> with hostname
// or the IP where validator is listening on port 4004
zmq_connection, err := messaging.NewConnection(
 zmq_context,
 zmq4.DEALER,
 "tcp://<VALIDATOR-IP>:4004",
 //This specifies a server connection which needs
 //binding or client connection that needs to
 // establish a request to server
 false,
)
// ZMQ connection couldn't be established
if err != nil {
 return err
}
// Remember to close the connection when either done
// processing events processing or an error occursdefer zmq_connection.Close()
// -- snip ––
2. Construct EventFilter, EventSubscription and ClientEventsSubscribeRequest: The Event is said to be subscribed when both event_type and all the EventFilters in EventSubscription field match. EventFilters can be applied on attributes defined earlier. FilterType determines rules for comparing the match string.
import("github.com/hyperledger/sawtooth-sdk-go/protobuf/events_pb2")
// Define filters over attributes to be triggered when
// a string matches a particular filter type
filters := []*events_pb2.EventFilter{&events_pb2.EventFilter{
 Key: "MyOwnKey",
 MatchString: "MyUniqueString",
 FilterType: events_pb2.EventFilter_REGEX_ANY,
}}
my_identifier_subscription := events_pb2.EventSubscription{
 EventType: "MyEventIdentifier",
 Filters: filters,
}
// -- snip --
// Construct subscription request for the validator
request := client_event_pb2.ClientEventsSubscribeRequest{
 Subscriptions: []*events_pb2.EventSubscription{
 &my_identifier_subscription,
 &my_another_identifier_subscription,
 },
}
// -- snip ––
3. Send request over ZMQ connection: The client's event subscription request can be sent through an established ZMQ connection. Note that a correlation id returned by SendMsg() can be used to know if the validator as a ROUTER has response messages. Many events can be subscribed to at once.
import (
 "errors"
"github.com/golang/protobuf/proto"
 "github.com/hyperledger/sawtooth-sdk-go/protobuf/client_event_pb2"
 "github.com/hyperledger/sawtooth-sdk-go/protobuf/validator_pb2"
)
// Get serialized request using protobuf libraries
serialized_subscribe_request, err :=
 proto.Marshal(&request)
if err != nil {
 return err
}
 // Send the subscription request, get a correlation id
// from the SDK
corrId, err := zmq_connection.SendNewMsg(
 validator_pb2.Message_CLIENT_EVENTS_SUBSCRIBE_REQUEST,
 serialized_subscribe_request,
)
// Error requesting validator, optionally based on
// error type may apply retry mechanism here
if err != nil { return err} // Wait for subscription status, wait for response of
// message with specific correlation id_, response, err :=zmq_connection.RecvMsgWithId(corrId)
if err != nil {
 return err
}
 // Deserialize received protobuf message as response
// for subscription requestevents_subscribe_response :=
 client_event_pb2.ClientEventsSubscribeResponse{}
err = proto.Unmarshal(
 response.Content,
 &events_subscribe_response)
if err != nil {
 return err
}
 // Client subscription is not successful, optional
// retries can be done later for subscription based on
// response cause
if events_subscribe_response.Status !=
 client_event_pb2.ClientEventsSubscribeResponse_OK {
 return errors.New("Client subscription failed")
}
 // Client event subscription is successful, remember to
// unsubscribe when either not required anymore or
// error occurs. Similar approach as followed for
// subscribing events can be used here.
defer func(){
 // Unsubscribe from events
 events_unsubscribe_request :=
 client_event_pb2.ClientEventsUnsubscribeRequest{}
 serialized_unsubscribe_request, err =
 proto.Marshal(&events_unsubscribe_request)
 if err != nil {
 return err
 }
 corrId, err = zmq_connection.SendNewMsg(
 validator_pb2.Message_CLIENT_EVENTS_UNSUBSCRIBE_REQUEST,
 Serialized_unsubscribe_request,
 )
 if err != nil {
 return err
 }
 // Wait for status
 _, unsubscribe_response, err :=
 zmq_connection.RecvMsgWithId(corrId)
 // Optional retries can be done depending on error
 // status
 if err != nil {
 return err
 }
 events_unsubscribe_response :=
 client_event_pb2.ClientEventsUnsubscribeResponse{}
 err =
 proto.Unmarshal(unsubscribe_response.Content,
 &events_unsubscribe_response)
 if err != nil {
 return err
 }
 // Optional retries can be done depending on error
 // status
 if events_unsubscribe_response.Status !=
 client_event_pb2.ClientEventsUnsubscribeResponse_OK {
 return errors.New("Client couldn't unsubscribe successfully")
 }
}()
// -- snip ––
4. Event handling: The established ZMQ connection will send protobuf messages corresponding to the subscribed events.
import (
 "errors"
 "fmt"
 "github.com/golang/protobuf/proto"
 "github.com/hyperledger/sawtooth-sdk-go/protobuf/validator_pb2"
)
// Listen for events in an infinite loop
fmt.Println("Listening to events.")
for {
 // Wait for a message on connection
 _, message, err := zmq_connection.RecvMsg()
 if err != nil {
 return err
 }
 // Check if received is a client event message
 if message.MessageType !=
 validator_pb2.Message_CLIENT_EVENTS {
 return errors.New("Received a message not
requested for")
 }
 event_list := events_pb2.EventList{}
 err = proto.Unmarshal(message.Content, &event_list)
 if err != nil {
 return err
 }
 // Received following events from validator
 for _, event := range event_list.Events {
 // handle event here
 fmt.Printf("Event received: %v\n", *event)
 }
}
// -- snip ––
Try it out!
References:
 1. Subscribing to Events, Using the Go SDK, from the Hyperledger Sawtooth website.
 2. Commits by arsulegai in sawtooth-cookiejar example.
 3. The Sawtooth Go SDK.
Chapter on Router-Dealer, ZMQ protocol.
Introduction to Sawtooth PBFT
By | 网志, Hyperledger Sawtooth
As of release 1.1, Hyperledger Sawtooth supports dynamic consensus through its consensus API and SDKs. These tools, which were covered in a previous blog post, are the building blocks that make it easy to


Pathology dictionary
Negative for malignancy
What does negative for malignancy mean?
Negative for malignancy means that no cancer cells were seen when the tissue sample was examined under the microscope. Pathologists use the word malignant to describe cancers.
This result is typically used when only a small sample of tissue is sent for examination under the microscope. This kind of sample could be a biopsy, fine needle aspiration, or Pap smear.
Your pathologist can only provide a diagnosis based on the tissue sample sent for examination. For that reason, negative for malignancy only means that no cancer cells were seen in the small sample examined. If your doctor is still concerned that a cancer may be present, they may recommend performing a second procedure to provide the pathologist with more tissue to examine under the microscope.
The opposite of negative for malignancy is positive for malignancy.
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text: Recently, Peltier device is considered as a suitable device to generate thermal sensation. In order to control the reproduction of the sensation accurately, it is important to know the amount of heat inflow, which is the heat exchanged between a thermal system and an external environment. For that purpose, the authors proposed a heat inflow observer, which is a disturbance observer-based estimation method of heat inflow. However, in the past research, the observer was evaluated only from a qualitative point of view. In this research, another thermal sensor is put on the thermal system as an external environment, and the validity of heat inflow observer is experimentally confirmed using the sensor. The experimental results show the superiority of the proposed observer in obtaining the amount of heat inflow.


Inactivating user accounts
If it is necessary, you can inactivate a user's account without removing it from the system in Cloudera Data Visualization (CDV).
You must have administrative privileges to perform this action.
The following steps demonstrate how to inactivate a CDV user account.
 1. Click the Gear icon on the main navigation bar to open the Administration menu.
 2. Click Users & Groups.
 The Manage Users & Groups interface appears, open on the Users tab.
 3. In the list of Users, click either the Username of the account you want to inactivate, or the Edit (Pencil) icon.
 4. In the Edit User modal window, select Inactive.
 5. Click SAVE.
After the operation succeeds, you can see the Users list on the screen. The inactiveated user is part of the list, and the status shown is set to inactive.


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This article offers an analysis of current Polish economic administration under a new situation resulting from the establishment and operation of the European Union. Economic administration is an element of a public authority system, and its functions and place in society are determined by legal order. Poland's membership in the European Union, together with the previous adjustment period, has considerably changed our economic administration. This analysis concludes that the impact of the Union acquis on Polish economic administration is a process which should be carefully observed by academics and practitioners alike.


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Freshcaller allows you to transfer calls to another agent, team, or contact available within your account. Additionally, you can transfer calls to an external number
Call transfers are useful when you think that another team member has better expertise to resolve a customer's query, or sometimes, customers may want to talk to a specific agent. This helps deliver faster resolutions to the customer without making them go around in circles or hold the line for too long.
User Requirements
Agents, supervisors, admins, and account admins can transfer calls.
Types of Call Transfers
You can initiate two types of call transfers:
 - Warm Transfer
 A warm transfer allows you to have a brief conversation with another agent or a contact in your team before transferring the call to the customer. You can provide all the necessary details about the customer's query to another agent so that the customer does not have to repeat their question.
 - Cold Transfer
 Unlike a warm transfer, this option directly transfers the call to the second agent you selected. The second agent can choose to accept or reject the call.
When you initiate a warm or cold transfer, the customer will be put on hold until the other agent accepts the call.
To initiate a warm/cold transfer:
 1. During a live call, click on the phone icon to see the active (online) agents or contacts. You can use the search bar at the top to search for the names.
 When you enter a letter or a number, the search results display all the agents, teams, or contact names having the letter or number you entered. To see the team's active agents, click on the arrow next to the team/group name. The number next to the team name indicates the number of active/online agents in that team.
 Note: The contact names you see are the names you added/imported to your account.
 2. Warm Transfer
 To initiate a warm transfer, select the agent, team/group, or a contact name and click on the forward icon.
 Note that you can initiate a warm transfer only to individual agents within a team/group. For this reason, the warm transfer icon will not be visible next to the team name.
 3. Cold Transfer
 To initiate a cold transfer, select the agent, team/group, or a contact name and click on the phone icon.
 You can also select an entire team to initiate a cold transfer. In this case, all online agents in that particular team will receive the call, and anyone can choose to answer the call.
 For example, if you want to transfer the call to any agent in the US team, select the US team and click on the cold transfer icon.
 4. Once you initiate a warm or cold transfer, you will see the following screen.
 5. After the other agent answers the call, the customer on hold will be connected to the second agent, who is now the primary agent.
 If you initiate a warm transfer, you can disconnect the call after giving the necessary details. However, you will be disconnected immediately once the second agent answers the call in case of a cold transfer.
 The second agent will see the following notification when a call is transferred from the first agent.
 Dialpad in Warm Transfer:
 When you initiate a warm transfer, you can also use the dialpad to transfer the call to agent 2. The dialpad can be useful if the agent 2 has an IVR set up and wants to use the dialpad to enter the IVR option.
 Transferring Calls to External Number:
 To place a warn or cold transfer to an external number, enter the phone number in the search box, and choose between cold or warm transfer.
Tip: Transferring Calls with Call Notes
It is always recomended to add call notes before you transfer the call to another agent. The call notes help the other agent in understanding the customer's query better. Also, it eliminates the need for the customer to repeat the entire problem again.
 1. When you transfer calls, call notes are automatically transferred from Agent 1 to Agent 2.
 2. If Agent 2 is not available, Agent 1 will be able to resume the call.
Call recordings during Warm Transfers:
 1. If the Freshcaller number has " Record all calls," "Record incoming calls," or "Record outgoing calls" options enabled, then the conversation between Agent 1 and the customer is saved as recording 1. The conversation between Agent 2 and the customer is saved as recording 2. Recording 2 starts when Agent 2 resumes the call from agent 1.
 2. If the setting is "Record calls manually," and Agent 1 had not started recording, then the recording will start only when the Agent 2 manually activates the recording feature.
 3. The conversation between the agents when the customer is on hold is not recorded.
 4. If the customer disconnects the call while the two agents are in conversation, Agent 2 (once connected) will hear an information message that the customer has disconnected. The call will then be terminated.


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Average wind speed in Poipet (Banteay Meanchey Province)
The mean monthly wind speed over the year in Poipet, Cambodia (meters per second).
- On average, the most wind is seen in July.
- On average, the least wind is seen in January.
Weather Forecasts for Poipet (Banteay Meanchey Province)


Pipeline: Split a CSV File
In this Page
I want to take a CSV file and split the data out into two other CSV files. While this is not a typical use case for SnapLogic, it does provide examples of how to use several Snaps.
Snaps Used
For this scenario, the following Snaps are used:
 - File Reader
 - CSV Parser
 - Filter
 - Router
 - Sort
 - CSV Format
 - File Writer
Other Requirements
 - A sample CSV file loaded into the SnapLogic file system. This example refers to a employee directory file, directory.csv, that contains the following columns: Name, Location, Extension, Email, Title, Department, Dept ID.
 1. Upload your CSV file to the SnapLogic file system. See the Files Page topic for more information.
 2. Create a new pipeline by clicking the (+) tab.
 3. Add and configure a File Reader Snap.
 - For the File field, select the file you uploaded in Step 1. Because you are accessing the file system, no authentication information is needed.
 4. Add a CSV Parser Snap. You will use the default configuration.
 5. Add and configure a Filter Snap. If your source file is a company directory and you only want data for the Sales team, you would configure the Filter Snap with an expression to restrict the data to just that, for example:
 $Department == "Sales"
 Be sure to select the expression toggle (=) in front of the field.
 6. Add and configure a Router Snap.
 - Determine which information you want to route to each of the two files you will create. In this example, you will filter by the Location column and move some groups to one file and the rest to the other file.
 - Add a row for each expression you want to process, for example:
 $Location == "Field" to output0
 $Location == "HQ" to output1
 output0 and output1 are the default values for the first two output views. To rename the views, you can edit them on the Views tab.
 7. (Optional) Add and configure two Sort Snaps, one off of each Router output. If you want to sort the data being written to the files, then you would add a Sort Snap.
 - Add a Sort Path and set it to the column you want to sort by. To sort by more than one column, add additional values.
 - Set Sort Order to the correct value.
 8. Add two CSV Format Snaps, one off of each Router output. You will use the default configuration.
 9. Add and configure two File Writer Snaps, one off of each Router output.
 - For each output, set the File Name to the name of the file where you want the results written to, including a path if necessary. See File Writer for information on how to write files to different locations. If written to the SnapLogic database, you can access the files through Manager.
 - Add the appropriate account type for the location where you want to write the files to.


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Sea temperatures, water sports and vacation activities near Caltrano, Italy
Water temperatures throughout the year and general information about Caltrano...
Caltrano is a coastal city in Italy.
It is a comparatively little city close to the ocean with a population of 2422 people.
The water temperature around Caltrano varies dramatically year round.
The temperature ranges from 7.3°C (45.2°F) in March up to 24.4°C (76°F) in the month of August, as illustrated below. The average water temperature throughout the year is 16°C (60°F) and the best time for water activities is late summer, since Caltrano is located in the northern hemisphere.
Hover over the bars to see temperature for each month in Celsius and Fahrenheit.
What is the current water temperature near Caltrano?
The current water temperature in the month of April in the waters near Caltrano is about:
Are there surf spots close by?
There are not too many surf spots in proximity to Caltrano. The next good one is Punta sabbioni Venezia , which is 52.7km (50miles) away from Caltrano. Click here
for more information on Punta sabbioni Venezia and its current water temperature. Other surfspots near Caltrano are Lignano Pineta
, which is ca 80.5km (50miles) away, and Rock island Rimini
, located approximately 129.6km (80.5miles) from Caltrano.
Are there beautiful beaches located close to Caltrano?
No, there are not many beaches near to Caltrano. A beach that might be worth checking out is Barricata
, which is only 15.5km (9.6miles) away from Caltrano. Another beach near Caltrano is Albarella
, which is roughly 27.8km (17.3miles) away.
What wetsuit is recommended for Caltrano?
The water temperature around Caltrano is warm, reaching up to 24°C (76°F) in the months of July, August, and September. During this time, in the late summer, a thin top or a jumpsuit might be required for most people, but some might even be fine without a wetsuit for surfing, swimming, snorkelling, or scuba diving around Caltrano. Nevertheless, during early spring, temperatures come down to nearly 7°C (45°F). In this season, a 5/4 wetsuit is recommended to be able to stay in the water for a significant amount of time, but some people might even be ok with a very high-quality 4/3mm suit for short periods of time . For very cold conditions and cold mornings/evenings, it might be better to have a pair of boots, a hoodie and a gloves.
How is the scuba diving and fishing near Caltrano?
Due to comparatively large water temperature changes throughout the year, fishing and Scuba diving conditions change a lot depending on the season. The temperature ranges from 7 to 12°C (45-54°F) during spring. Haddock, Pollock, and Atlantic Cod love this temperature range. Nevertheless, the conditions typically change during July, August, and September when temperatures range from 19 to 24°C (67-76°F). Fish that can often times be found in waters with these temperatures include: Bigeye Tuna, Blackfin Tuna, King Mackerel, Spotted Seatrout, and White Marlin.
Directions to Caltrano: How do I get there?
Please follow the directions in the map below.
Some fun facts about Caltrano...
Do you know what the the city Hesdin
in France, the city Boutiers-Saint-Trojan
in France, and the city Tengah
in Indonesia have in common with Caltrano? Click on the links to find out...


Real estate market niche
This is the last in a three-part series about supercharging your real estate business with a marketing niche. Part I of the series discusses how selecting a niche helps you to grow your business. Part II explained how to identify potential niches. This final entry will help you evaluate a real estate market niche choose one that will work for you.
If you do a search on the internet, you'll find a wealth of information on how to determine the value of a market. The approach described below is a common sense way to evaluate a real estate market niche that doesn't require hiring a marketing agency to complete a six-month study.
Evaluate Your Niches' Potential
The first thing you need to do is evaluate the potential for each real estate market niche you identified.
 1. Identify the activity in the niche for the past year or two.
Naturally, the more information you have, the better your evaluation will be. Therefore, get as much information as you can. You'll need to pull information from your MLS and other resources, so first determine how you can identify the niche.
You'll need to use criteria that you can pull from the MLS as a start. For example, determine if you can use zip codes or subdivision names to describe your niche. In addition, think of the other fields you can use to filter transactions. For example, there may be a field agents use to identify the listing as an historical home or a waterfront property.
Make a chart, and for each transaction in the niche, identify:
 - The transaction – perhaps by address
 - The dollar value of the transaction
 - The agents involved in the transaction
 1. Determine if the niche is large enough to support you.
Total up the dollar value of the transactions in the niche. Then, ask yourself: "What if I could capture 5, 10 or 20 percent of the market? Would that allow me to reach my income goals?"
If the answer is that you'd need 50 or 75 percent of the market, you either need the capital required to keep going until you reach that goal, or you need to choose a more active niche.
 1. Real estate market nicheEvaluate your competition.
Look at the chart and sort it according to agent name, and calculate how much of the real estate market niche each agent has captured. For example, if there were 500 transactions and one agent did 10 transactions, that agent would have 2 percent of the market.
Look for trends. Does one agent have a large part of the market? Are there five agents that do the bulk of the transactions, then it falls off to a number of also-ran agents? If one agent has 90 percent of the market, you'd need have much more to offer to break in to that niche. But, let's assume that there are five agents that share the bulk of the transactions.
Your next step would be to research those agents. If you know some of them already, you've got a head start, but you'll still need to do some research.
 - Look at their websites. Do they promote themselves as experts in the niche you're evaluating?
 - What does their website tell you about how they brand themselves and how they sell their services?
 - Look at review websites like Facebook, Zillow and Trulia. Do they have a five star rating on those sites? What do their clients say they liked about their services.
 - Find out everything you can about each agent that would affect their strength as a competitor. Are they mid-career and picking up steam? Are they heading toward retirement? Are they brand new? How many transactions do they complete a year? Do they have any production awards?
After you've gathered information about a competitor, look for things that you do better than they do. Pay attention to any negative reviews to find out what people don't like about working with them. At that point, you should be able to make an educated guess as to how difficult it will be to break into the market.
Make a Choice and Go For It!
You can compare the information you gathered about each of your potential niches and make an informed choice to actively pursue the most promising. Once you've made that commitment, go all out. Brand yourself and your website for that niche and market to the people in that niche.
Finally, ask yourself this question: Would you rather have a small chance of getting a very small part of a huge market, or a good chance at getting a significant portion of a specialized market? When you become the go-to person in a niche, finding new clients will be a breeze – they'll come to you.
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Mandibular Incisors, Cuspids, and Bicuspids
Dental Extraction Forceps for Lower Jaw
Two commonly used extraction forceps for the mandibular anteriors and bicuspids are
Dental Forceps No. 151
Forceps No. 151 are used primarily to extract mandibular anteriors, bicuspids, and roots and are often known as the mandibular universal forceps. These forceps are similar to the Dental Forceps No. 150 forceps except the beaks are set at an angle opposite to the slightly curved handles.
Dental Forceps No. 203
Dental Forceps No. 203 are used on mandibular anterior, bicuspids, and roots. These forceps are like the #101 (mentioned later), except the beaks are more sharply angled from the handles. Like the #101 handles, the #203 handles are straight (fig. 5-40).


Traveling Luck for Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
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Also known as Ravena, Ravenna, Ravenne, Rawenna, Rávena, Равена, Равенна, רוונה, ラヴェンナ, 拉文納
The timezone in Ravenna is Europe/Rome
Sunrise at 07:23 and Sunset at 16:34. It's Dark
Latitude. 44.4175°, Longitude. 12.2011°
WeatherWeather near Ravenna; Report from Cervia, 27km away
Weather : No significant weather
Temperature: 5°C / 41°F
Wind: 3.5km/h West/Southwest
Cloud: Sky Clear
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an artificial watercourse.
a building used as a human habitation.
a small artificial watercourse dug for draining or irrigating the land.
a tract of land without homogeneous character or boundaries.
section of populated place;
a neighborhood or part of a larger town or city.
a wetland dominated by grass-like vegetation.
meteorological station;
a station at which weather elements are recorded.
navigation canal(s);
a watercourse constructed for navigation of vessels.
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Airfields or small airports close to Ravenna
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For networks with packet forwarding, distributed control to enforce cooperation for node packet forwarding probabilities is essential to maintain the connectivity. In this paper, we propose a novel self-learning repeated game framework to optimize packet forwarding probabilities of distributed users. The framework has two major steps: first, an adaptive repeated game scheme ensures the cooperation among users for the current cooperative packet forwarding probabilities; second, a self-learning scheme tries to find better cooperation probabilities. Some special cases are analyzed to evaluate the proposed framework. From the simulation results, the proposed framework demonstrates the near optimal solutions in both symmetrical and asymmetrical networks.


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主催: 一般社団法人 日本機械学会
開催日: 2017/11/09 - 2017/11/11
This paper deals with the estimation of gait velocity and distance by the velocity compensation using adaptive Kalman filter. This method compensates gait velocity by using the velocities calculated by forward time integration and backward time integration. We conducted the measurement experiment the 5m gait test and the 10m gait test. The motion capture was used to the experiment in the 5m gait test. The results for gait distance in the 5m gait test indicated the results by proposed method is corresponding to that by the motion capture. Furthermore, the proposed method indicated the effective results in the 10m gait test. This method can be used for the gait analysis using the wearable force plates.


text: Electronic nose technology offers non-destructive alternative to sense aroma, can be used to assess fruit ripening stage during shelf life. The objective of this study was to monitor tomato storage shelf life during two storage treatments using PEN 2 electronic nose (E-nose). Principal component analysis (PCA) and linear discriminant analysis (LDA) were used to distinguish the different tomato storage time. The obtained results proved that tomato with different storage time can be monitored by the E-nose, but very clear separation among all groups of different storage time was not achieved. By PCA and LDA, E-nose could more clearly discrimination storage time of tomato in carton box than one in folded bag. The correlations between the measured and predicted values of fruit quality attribute (soluble solids content, pH, and puncture force) showed poor prediction performance on the base of signals of E-nose sensors.


What is the meaning of the phrase throw him under the bus?
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I am learning tasker and reading up tutorial on _URL_
If you look at the picture,
you can see the two same tasks "Set Widget Icon".
Is that a typo, or something I do not understand?
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Also, what is the benefit of toggle? Why is the property ternary, not just off and on? Can you please help with a practical example?
Thanks much.
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Yes, that seems to be a typo: the conditions should be If %WIFI ~ on and If %WIFI!~ on (or If %WIFI ~ off).
The %WIFI variable can only be on or off, not toggle. But the Wifi action can be used to enable, disable or toggle Wifi, i.e. if Wifi is enabled, it will be disabled, and if Wifi is disabled, it will be enabled.
The example (minus the typo) talks about creating a "Toggle Wifi" widget: if Wifi is on and you click the icon, Wifi will be disabled and the icon will be changed to a "Wifi is off" icon. And if Wifi is off and you click the icon, Wifi will be enabled and the icon will be changed to a "Wifi is on" icon.
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